Idaho Records

Thu., Dec. 14, 2000

Police blotter Coeur d’Alene police

Gil Marmon, owner of Taxi By Hall, reported Tuesday the $500 loss of a two-way radio from one of the taxis while it was somewhere in the Coeur d’Alene area.

Ely Wagner reported Monday the $1,850 theft of a CD player and numerous compact discs and $200 damage to the door of his 1979 Buick while it was parked at his home on the 1000 block of 17th St.

Janis McEvers reported Tuesday the $8,484 theft of jewelry, coins, clothing, household items, and 4350 damage to a door and gate at her home on the 900 block of Seventh St.

Kootenai County sheriff

Bob Jones, Bayview, reported Friday the $350 theft of a metal culvert, railroad ties and shrubbery from his property on Lower Capehorn Road.

News of record Shoshone County Civil judgment

Shoshone Adjustment Bureau vs. Wayne and Vickie Brenner, award of $1,612.

Marriage licenses

Jamie Pethel and Jessica Riley, both of Kellogg.

Victor Trumble and Julie Anderson, both of Wallace.

Bonner County Marriage license

Larry McBride and Laurel Sand, both of Cocolalla.

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